Hi Kevin I just manually adjusted your html within a browser based on something similar to what I described above and it worked so it will work
looking at your output you are not applying the webyep image to a div, it looks like you are inserting a standalone webyep image into the div called item3
so to make this work I think you will need to
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in the action palette set both width and height to: do not scale this means webyep wont change the resolution in anyway. but bear in mind you need to scale that image your self so if you are uploading a 4000px wide image then webyep wont scale it and the site will become massive in size.
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click on IMG tag extended button and paste the style
style="height:auto; width:100%" -
publish
i just tried it manually on your html and it was fine
please note you will need to re-upload the images because the ones which were uploaded have already been scaled and hence why you may have seen a degradation in quality if it needed to upscale
max
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